Chapter

 1 1 |     abstinence, and besides I am sent to that end, that we might
 2 1 | provision as God's goodness hath sent us." Whereupon they said
 3 3 |       verily, that our Lord hath sent his Angel, and hath delivered
 4 4 |      amendment, at length he was sent to the man of God, who did
 5 4 |          whereof being once more sent to the man of God, by the
 6 8 |      that he poisoned a loaf and sent it to the servant of almighty
 7 8 |        loaf which the Priest had sent him, giving him this charge: "
 8 8 |          and for that purpose he sent into the yard of the Abbey
 9 8 |      understanding, straightways sent him word, he being as yet
10 9 |   labours could do nothing, they sent for the man of God, to help
11 11|   brother: and in all haste they sent this heavy news to the venerable
12 11|          ever he was before; and sent him again to his former
13 14|          far off, and beforehand sent the father word of his coming:
14 14|        colour to this device, he sent three to attend upon him,
15 16|         Bishop of the same city, sent unto many places of holy
16 18|  lay-brother, whom you know, was sent by his master to the monastery
17 19|         Upon a day, one that was sent, after he had made an end
18 21|         door, which almighty God sent them: but by whom, or what
19 23|      entreated him: whereupon he sent them by and by this message,
20 23|      what message the man of God sent them whiles they were yet
21 26|     openly come forth. Who being sent by his father to the man
22 34|          his monks, whom also he sent presently to bring her corpse